Interviews for "Don't Call It a Comeback"

Kevin DeYoung asked each of the contributors of Don't Call It a Comeback a question about their chapter. I thought each of their short answers were helpful.

Part 1:

Collin Hansen, "What is one of the most important things many evangelicals don't know about their own history?"
Jonathan Leeman, "Your chapter is about the doctrine of God and how he is different than his creatures. Why is it good news that God is not like us?"
Andy Naselli, "What do you see as the biggest threat to the authority of the Scriptures among evangelicals today?"
Greg Gilbert, "You argue that the heart of the gospel is God's self-substitution for sinners. Why do you think there is hostility in some quarters to this understanding of the gospel?"

Part 2:

Ben Peays, "What does Jesus mean when he says, 'You must be born again'?"
Jay Harvey, "Some people may find debates over justification to be rather esoteric. What do you think are the practical implication of getting the doctrine of justification right (or wrong)?"
Russell Moore, "The kingdom is a huge theme in the Bible, and yet it can be difficult to define. How would you explain the kingdom of God to a 15-year-old?"

Part 3:

Owen Strachan, "It seems like younger evangelicals are not as passionate about sanctification as previous generations. What do we need to do get young Christians to see the importance of growth in godliness?
Tim Challies, "What is inclusivism? Why it is attractive to evangelicals and why is it so dangerous?"
Ted Kluck, "I imagine a lot of pastors will read this book. What do you think pastors might misunderstand or not fully appreciate about the workaday world of the regular folks in their congregation?"
Darrin Patrick, "What's the connection between social justice and church planting?"
Eric Redmond, "Are we winning or losing the minds and hearts of young Christians when it comes to the issue of homosexuality? What can we do better?"

Part 4

Justin Taylor, "How do we help a younger generation of Christians stay involved with the pro-life cause and avoid "fetus fatigue"?"
Denny Burk, "What are a 2-3 practical steps a church or family can take to counter the gender confusion so rampant in our culture?
Thabiti Anyabwile, "What advice would you give to Christians who know they should love their local church but struggle to do so?"
Tullian Tchividjian, "What does it mean to have a gospel-fueled worship service?"
David Mathis: "Are evangelicals losing their nerve and energy for world evangelization? How can we help younger evangelicals capture a renewed interest in winning the lost peoples of the world to Christ?"